My new do...

Today I got a very expensive hair cut and I LOVE it. I had a lot cut off and had it layered. She did such a good job. I really enjoyed myself. I also got my eyebrows waxed. I really needed it. They were so bushy I looked like a man. I feel so feminine now! My hair is so fine and you can see that in this picture but the lady that cut my hair said, "what you lack in hair you make up in your big blue eyes!" That was sweet.

Monsters vs. Aliens...

I can't wait until this movie comes out. It looks very exciting. Hugh Laurie is going to be great I'm sure. This is going to be the movie of the year. You will have to pause my music to watch video.

ADHD...

Adult ADHD- The reason why I don't read.

Adult ADD/ADHD Myths: Fact or Fiction

MYTH: ADD/ADHD is just a lack of willpower. Persons with ADD/ADHD focus well on things that interest them; they could focus on any other tasks if they really wanted to.

FACT: ADD/ADHD looks very much like a willpower problem, but it isn’t. It’s essentially a chemical problem in the management systems of the brain.

MYTH: Everybody has the symptoms of ADD/ADHD, and anyone with adequate intelligence can overcome these difficulties.

FACT: ADD/ADHD affects persons of all levels of intelligence. And although everyone sometimes has symptoms of ADD/ADHD, only those with chronic impairments from these symptoms warrant an ADD/ADHD diagnosis.

MYTH: Someone can’t have ADD/ADHD and also have depression, anxiety, or other psychiatric problems.

FACT: A person with ADD/ADHD is six times more likely to have another psychiatric or learning disorder than most other people. ADD/ADHD usually overlaps with other disorders.

MYTH: Unless you have been diagnosed with ADD/ADHD as a child, you can’t have it as an adult.

FACT: Many adults struggle all their lives with unrecognized ADD/ADHD impairments. They haven’t received help because they assumed that their chronic difficulties, like depression or anxiety, were caused by other impairments that did not respond to usual treatment.

Common behaviors and problems of adult ADHD

The following behaviors and problems may stem directly from ADHD or may be the result of related adjustment difficulties:

• Chronic lateness and forgetfulness.
• Anxiety
• Low self-esteem.
• Employment problems.
• Difficulty controlling anger.
• Impulsiveness.
• Substance abuse or addiction.
• Poor organization skills.
• Procrastination.
• Low frustration tolerance.
• Chronic boredom.
• Difficulty concentrating when reading. *UM YEAH My biggest problem...*
  
• Mood swings.
• Depression
• Relationship problems.

Things That Make Me Happy...

Things That Make Me Happy....

My boyfriend Stephen!My Family!


Swimming with dolphins. When I swam with the dolphins at Sea World with Stephen it was the funnest thing I have ever done!
BABIES!!!
My Pets!
Massages!
...and SLEEPING!

Things that I'm scared of...

Things that I'm scared of...

Wind TurbinesClowns
Daddy Long Legs

Crazy Frog...

This is way cute...ENJOY!! Watch in full screen to get the full affect. You will have to pause my music to listen to the video.

Post Generator...

Holy Snapping Duck Do! I just climbed out from under my rock and realised I have not updated this since Paris Hilton was in jail... You would not believe that I actually have a life. Jealous much? Don't be, it was very painful..

I am recuperating with sleeping my way to the top, learning to fart the theme to neighbours, just generally being a terrible burden to the bodyguards of the blogger I am stalking, my day seems to involve the authorities from the second I am woken by murderous Teletubbies to I run out of alcohol. I am avoiding recapture. but this damned rock is heavy.

I will try to remember I promised you won't blog until the next time booze prices go up and I have to get sober for a while. Sincerest apologies. Unless of course the pool with the cocktail bar is heated!.

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